![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/tributes-for-much-loved-girl-8-with-infectious-giggle-who-died-in-car-crash/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_Scarlett-Rossborough-death.jpg&description=Scarlett Rossborough, an eight-year-old from Larne, Northern Ireland, has tragically died after a road crash with tributes pouring in for the "much loved" youngster Tributes have poured in for a "much loved" eight-year-old girl "with an infectious giggle" who tragically died following a road crash in Northern Ireland. Scarlett Rossborough, who is from the Larne area of Co Antrim, was among a group of children who were visiting Carrickfergus when the incident happened last Wednesday at around 11.40am. Police said they attended with colleagues from the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service and Air Ambulance, but Scarlett died at the scene. A second child was also injured during the collision and remains in the hospital but the condition is not believed to be life-threatening. Scarlett went to Linn Primary School which said it was "devastated" to hear of the accident. A Facebook message stated: "Everyone connected with Linn Primary School is devastated to hear about the sudden death of our much-loved pupil Scarlett. "She was an energetic, bubbly little girl with an infectious giggle and a sense of fun who brought a 'breath of fresh air' to our school. As a school community, we are truly heartbroken and our thoughts and prayers are with her parents, her brother and the extended family circle." Since the road reopened, floral tributes, a teddy bear and messages of support for Scarlett's family have been left at the site of the tragedy, BelfastLive reports. A card signed by PSNI Larne and Carrickfergus read: "Thinking of you and wishing only peace and comfort. We are truly sorry for your loss." Another message, which was not signed, read: "New bright shining star is in the sky. Fly high little angel. God bless." The Police Service of Northern Ireland has appealed for any witnesses to the incident or anyone with information to contact officers. District Commander for Mid and East Antrim, Superintendent Gillian Kearney, said she and her colleagues are "profoundly saddened by w){kind=link}
Scarlett Rossborough, an eight-year-old from Larne, Northern Ireland, has tragically died after a road crash with tributes pouring in for the “much loved” youngster
Tributes have poured in for a “much loved” eight-year-old girl “with an infectious giggle” who tragically died following a road crash in Northern Ireland.
Scarlett Rossborough, who is from the Larne area of Co Antrim, was among a group of children who were visiting Carrickfergus when the incident happened last Wednesday at around 11.40am.
Police said they attended with colleagues from the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service and Air Ambulance, but Scarlett died at the scene. A second child was also injured during the collision and remains in the hospital but the condition is not believed to be life-threatening.
Scarlett went to Linn Primary School which said it was “devastated” to hear of the accident. A Facebook message stated: “Everyone connected with Linn Primary School is devastated to hear about the sudden death of our much-loved pupil Scarlett.